Tall Tales, Fairy Tales, and Bedtime Stories (For Former Children)
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"These witty fantasy stories kept me turning pages, wondering what could possibly happen next. I also laughed out loud! Very entertaining." – R.L. Stine, author of the Goosebumps books
What If...?
A witch worked at the 7-11?
You could speak to the dead using Zoom?
Aliens were infiltrating Hollywood?
Someone was secretly cleaning your house when you weren't there?
Would You...?
Ask her out on a date?
Cash in?
Put them in a movie?
Let them?
Tall Tales, Fairy Tales, and Bedtime Stories (For Former Children) is a storybook for adults who grew up on Harry Potter, Goosebumps, and Bone and are nostalgic for the tales of their youth. Written in a traditional storytelling style, the ten episodes within Tall Tales cover topic matter of interest to adults in a format reminiscent of their childhood stories.
Tall Tales, Fairy Tales, and Bedtime Stories (For Former Children) is a synthesis of old and new, aimed at readers who have grown up but who haven't grown old. Adult sophistication combines with childhood wonder to entertain an audience with one foot in each world. Ghosts, graverobbers, aliens, astronauts, Devil's Advocates, and tooth fairies abound in the collection designed to appeal to the young at heart, but written for those old enough to drink. (Contains mild language.)
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Glen Cadigan was born on the planet Earth in the second half of the Twentieth Century. He used to write non-fiction, but now he mostly makes things up. His stories have previously appeared in Cthulhu Tales Omnibus: Madness (2011) and Cthulhu Tales Omnibus: Delirium (2011), plus Bedlam & Belfry, Intergalactic Attorneys at Law: The 1st Dozen (2015) and Bedlam & Belfry, Intergalactic Attorneys at Law: The 2nd Dozen (2020). His non-fiction work includes The Legion Companion (2003), The Best of The Legion Outpost (2004), The Titans Companion Vols. 1 (2005) & 2 (2008), and The Life and Art of Dave Cockrum (2022). When he isn’t writing, he wishes he was.
